danbowskill

Hahaha , the old one did look excellent.....got to have a original build flaw though

I am never in the habit of bigging up any big corp....But fender uk have done me a massive solid I scored a used fender super bassman from this lovely parish a few months ago and after a while it started developing issues (fuse constantly blowing when playing gig volume) and auto bias messing up. so i sent it to my local tech, He told me i had a arcing issue due to a couple of caps baring to much wire that he put down to manufacturing flaw. Not expecting much as the amp was pre owned and long past any warranty.....but i thought id give fender a try and see what they say in regards to a repair, They offered to collect and repair for free even though it had no warranty ,Excellent i thought and off it went :-) a few weeks later i got in touch (knew it would be a while till return) to where we are at , said they are waiting for new boards etc ......cut a long story short.......a week later a received a message saying its taking to long so they have decided to send me a brand new £2100 head instead! :-O Just arrived . Super impressed with Fenders customer Service. I didn't expect it to be so great ( i was ready for a battle) Well happy chap. goes to show if you don't try etc [attachment=248685:20170706_193336.jpg]

I wish I never sold mine .......but oh my that damn weight of it :-( . Highly recommend a new fender super bassman 300w all valve, can do the svt CL sound and heft to a tee! But 20lbs lighter :-)

Haha......i 100% know where you are coming from. My tube amp is in for repairs at the mo so I just got another (7th one since they came out at my count ) to go into a old peavy head. Been through a lot of other preamp peds......but this just works. Fantastic into a foh pa

Just received a fulltone bassdrive from Bob , super easy transaction , 100% described and sent to me speedy like. deal in confidence :-)

Sold Gareth my soul food ......super easy transaction :-)

When I listened to it last week it almost sounded like a bit of phasing was happening with the Sound? Might be my speakers lol?

[quote name='blue' timestamp='1495475628' post='3304045'] Agreed, aren't most EBS pedals priced around $199.00? Blue [/quote] Looks like they cost about £140-150 when they came out.....quiet a few places selling them around £60 now? don't know why as they sound bloody great! I was using it as my main dirt all through lastnights jam.

only one .....a decent flexible dirt, from mild grit to distortion . maybe a Cog 66

Not that fussed with the slight and big scooped settings .......but the flat setting! Wow!wasn't expecting too much as most YouTube videos are a bit Meh sounding. I play passive bass in drop C tuning and the fuzzmo can give me the perfect balance between cutting in the mix , beef Ness and clarity.......simply superb, and for £54 delivered it's a no brained. Highly recommend:-) Cheers for the heads up ya'll

Kevin just bought a cog pedal from me.....tip top chap to deal with , zero problems here :-)

Ordered......how can one resist that price ;-)

Bugger, wanted one of these

Yeah man definitely a 9v version i could daisy chain (internal charge pump?) i had a early vt1 , but now having a small pedaltrain board i'd love all pedals to be run off the same supply. Also simplicity isn't such a bad thing either :-) the likes of all the features on the new GK pre pedal just puts me off the thing

Curious about the overdrive, looks very similar to the bass soul food

Cheers Mike. I'm giving Retro Amps in Newton Abbot a try ..... Hopefully he can sort it.